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THE COMMIS. lOIVERSforPravALLING His MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesd a y, 13:6 instant, iLey will' be ready to receive Ten. del's; in writing ( sealed tip), and treat fir Two 1 landred Tons of • MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be ansucrabledo Samples to be croducedtvh the Tenders ; to be delivered in the original Pack. ages, at the rate of front Seventy to Eighty Tans per Week, int? Ili: Majesty's riaualling Stores at Deptford ;,Fttd to be paid fir by Billsi'payable,.with interest, ninety days after date, The Conditions o , f the ContraEi may be seen at the.:Seiretary; egre, FITCH PAPERS. VENOM -Or, THE -NOVICE- 0 F ST. MARK'S: . vv ith new Scener, , Muse, Dresses, and Decoraticips e 'le overture at,) iJLi,ic, incidental to the Piece, composed 6Y. „ • - ••:7 • • The' Principal Ch a raderS by 141 r, SIDDOINIS; Mr POWELL, riir. WROUGHTON, ELLI:, lON VIr.,ROLLAND, .Mr, DE CAMP, Mr:. FISHER, Nlr: COOKE, Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. H. SIDDoNS, The yoc Mrs SPARKS, Mrs CHAT ILRLLY.•.? ,11 parts by Mr : SMITH,DOU OUSET; HENDON, MIDDLESEX. MODE RisT FURNITURE, SUPERIOR PORT VtfiZE, AND OTHER VALUABLE EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AU6llo`re By Mr. SQUIBB, . On the PregOses, on NI )nday !ma, at Peren o' Clock, THIRD bULLETtIN OF THE ARMY OF SPAIN. • u.l3tracos, Nov. • 13.--The army of . Galiciajt flyfg from ,Bilhott., and i 4 litliNtied by Matibalttit Puke of Belinna . -iri the direCiion of .Espinota . , at 3 / 4 ..d Marshal the latilte of •Danttic in that of Vilia'reayo. Marshal the Puke of Dalmatia has•prot*ecld for Reynosa 'to cut- otr their retreat ; ,so that Very,ina.• portant events - may be'expeaed. • • " General Mati.Aun has entered PalehCia - With his division of cavalry, and sent . detachment s t o,t h e passes of Reyn o sa in pursuit Of a pait Otartillery : be 4 longing to the army of Galicia. " The young students of SalantAnca, Who' thought of n _thing short of the contluest of France, and the, : fanatical peasantry that alretia7dteamed of plitrt• dering hayanne-aid Bourdelidx', and conceived that they were every Where cenduf.ted by Sainis that had appeared to their cheating monks, now see all their mischievous illusions vanishing ; their despair And confusion are at the height; they lament over the misfortunes to which tlvey have become a prey, the faliehoods they have been male to believe, and the . CAmeless struggte-in ti. , hich they have involved therni. selves. _ . • • .c • rcHE-Eleaant and Modern HOtSEHOLD FUa7 2, i NirroßT,: i'r.nts l Three valuaoie thrawings, Views 'of the Fall of Niagara and Quebec, taken on the spot ; a gne toned square Piano, with the additional Keyi. by Ltroad woodand Son ; about 7 Dozen of very superior Port Wine, a 6tnall gumttity,9l.Bucclias, two Mildl cows, a Rick of Meadow - Flay, a sinalralitto of Rowan, 'an. Errand Cart, Brewing and ;'airy Utensils, and a great variety Of,otiter Et: lids, the Property of a Gentleman going Abroad, at his Re sidence, a little beyond the six-mile stone, and opposite to _Hendon- HO Ise "l'o'be viewed an Saturday , when Catalogues may be had on the Premises; and of Mr, Squibb at tits Great Room, . Savdie-paisige, Saville-I'ow, . . iud.Alaster . the Play (seventione„ a nevv ) 46lflic patice, caUed 1N "A Ousect e. 4 - I le. Tile •-:.L;iraElers ( C.orn by Mr, Lattrert„ Al.l g t,c -vi r Noble, Miss C. . „ . IYo 4g,.th . d will he bad to any Tender in Which th, Price shall *eqt 6e inserted in words; a! length, cr that :,Gall net be delivered to the Bchtrd before Oneo'Clork on. the said Tases;lay . ~ the i ith in. slant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender,. iir so - Me Person we his behalf ) attends, to answer, when called for. . Bribtow, sic; ...OF AGE IQ-MORROW. .varon ti ST E R ; Banal Piltlebe!, - ,, Mi MATIILWS,; ' MansMoil.us. 141 r WIEWITZER ; Brurpoaci7Mrs SPARKS; 1 Sophia; Mrs: 'MATHEWS; - / Maria, Mrs.-MOIIN TAiN. 3s. td. Second Price 2r.--• 41 iery 2 s . SCC, I IO Pike 14. Vpper Gali::ry is. Second rice No Money to be returned. • tares for the Boxes to be:4011ot . Mr. Spring, at the ITOX 7 Itosstill.street, ' • 1 . 1 . 1 e liix)r to he op Haif a at aif, past Five, and begin at !):t,t ' x ' will °G I, cw; Drama ofNenoni ; or; The cc Oi - St. Mark's ; repotted every Eventog ti.l:tua LOCI' hOtiS;:. • 40 -Mop - ow, with th e new Count. 1)4 - we of Love Car • " to which w ill h.: added, the Fare of rite Mayor 91 ratt. . e ' ,9 " , )litirsdiy, with th e G r4n d Rom a nce of Blue Beard; male Curiosity. A new Com e dy is in rehearsal, and will be speedily pro. TO BE BOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN LOTS, By Mr. *ILLIAM HARRIS, At the Georg' - e Inn, in the City i.f Lichfield, on Friday the • 23d Day ,of Dectinber, IS A, betweeii,the Hours of Two FICTUALLING.OFFICA, :;• , Dec. 18021. TAE COMMISSIONERSfor gi s CnIALLIAra His Maje.fty's Navy do hereby eve Notice, That on Tuesday, the 13th .Instant, they will be ready to receive Ten— ders in wilds% (sealed tip f, and treat st,:ltb such Persons as Tall undertake tr furn74b wbat TAL LOW CANDLES may be - demanded for the Use of the Pithealling Department a , the Poet of Learclor, for, One. Year, from the Pirst of Yanu‘vy to the 31st of Decen:ber, 1809, inclusive, and to he paid for by payable, with Interest, 'ninety day. after date. , The Conditions of the Contrafi may be serfs at thr SecretriTv's Office. , • •No regard will be had to any Terrekt• •in which the Pr ball not be iir,;?teithy k iuld rds at'length, or that shall not he . delitte'red the Board before One o'Clock On the said Titerdaj the z3tb ',slant, nor unless the Perron who make: the Tender, or some person on bit behalf, attends, to answer, Oen called for. and Itiree in the Afternoon. , OEVERAL FREEHOLD. and COPYHOLD' tS. TATES, in . the City of Lichtklei and Counties of wnsisting.' -61 le arras- and detached . siu ; dl Pieces of Land in the said City and the Neighboitr itood thereof', iii.dueler, .:Lts. " The *hoielilain of the Castiles is already co. vexed witk.our 'cavalry ; . :the ardour and te4of our troops etiabled them to march fourteen or fifteen miles aday, - 'cVith great ease. Our pititidts are upon the Douro. The whole coast, from St. Andes to Bilboa, is - cleared of the enemy. "'the iinfortunate city of, Zurgos, a prey to all the calaMities, of a city _taken by storm, trembles with tern , -r. Priests, Monks, and intiablinots; took io t tght, upon the first tidings cif the battle ; apple- pensive that the soldi er s o f t h e a rmy of EStreinadura .as they gave oui, defend thentieives in th e ir I..honses, and that they would be firtt plundered by these, and afterwards by our soldiers, .47.110, having - ai - k•en out the enemy, would' find "no inhabitants . there. - Where Situates?, Names of lrenanti. Quan. titles. A. It. P 3. 4 Lichfield Do. llp. Do. DO. Do. Edward jackti;-.ri Do. Do. ,Do . Dv. Wilfitn Bird • I oiin. ea Charles kson and I Olin Vavior I 3 36 I I 34 t I 16 o 3 36 22 37 ; o 29 ~__~- THEXTRE ROYAL, HAY-MARKET. TO-.W.R1,10W EVENI N G. Dec. 7, )15.0, f the P raprittor4 of ... 164 'tie i A li ti - e be l( P o; r :l ° , rr in e'd theil Y d7.:n m ., i r s ice sm t)7lle new Play of • THE AL RICANS ' 'Or,- WAR, LOV.L." ANDLAITY. , • teti 'Win be . added (till:iliac), anew Ear6e, in Three ' • Acts; ailed - ' • A. • SCHOOL FOR AUTHORS. 5 1 3 119 1 22 136'2, zz 33 1 34 15 2 3 3 1 3 IQ 2 33 2.5 2 0 En 3 za 32 3 6 '• Do, Do. 'Do. • Cut4orough Lane Shcuatosie • Do.• — 'Whittington H uduc.s to rd Hurler, in the Parish of king„stsury, and County ot Warwick DUTIES ON PROFITS OF FOREIGN OR COLO NIAL POSSESSIONS AND SECURITIES. -. Charles lackson TI - 1E Property Ad of the 4.6 th of His. present Majesty directs, that Probes 311611 g from Foreign •Pos. sessions or. foreign Securities, or in any of if is Majesty's Do. inniichis beyond the Seas, shall 'be assessed by the Commis- Minters adlin, for LON1)0144 - BRISTOL, LI V ERPDOL, of GLASGOW, at or nearest,to which such,Property shall haVe been first iniported, or at or neatest to whielLthe Per. noir-I/Ono shall ha -- -de received Remittances 'shall resi,;te, And th!,r,fid of His present IViajAty tlireds; that wittnever the Produce or Profits, arising as aforesaid, snail have been inn. Potted into or received by any Person,' partly iti 'tile Port' of London ' and partly in any of the Out. P o rts. ab o ve Men,. tioned, file whole of such. Proluee or Troths Shall be As. sexed by the Cornshiss:onces of Loudon, ,rei riot elseeilieie; and whenever such Pro:lege or' Pfulli's shall have; tylitqlyintp ,, rted into, or received - by any l'erois in the Ont. Ports above• mentioned, but in deeient 'pines in two Cr more of such Out. ports, the whole thereof be iissessed at that plaCe at which. the major- part in value, stall have beeh- iniportcd•or received, provided that the Returns of such Prialme or Profits shall be delivered to the, Continl”ioners r etttli`ol - - the places at which any part thereof shall iwrc been imported or received. It being also further dire led by the said first mentioned Act of the • 46th of His present Majesty, ttus the Agent, or Receiver of such Produce or Profits. snail be charged for the same, and shall be answerable for all A - CIS required to. he done for assessingand paying the Duties on suet'. Property;, whether. the Owner or Proprietor be resident its Great Bri tain or not.•under, the Penalties contained in the said AdS: Do. Elizabeth Fox Turner C;the:ing Badkin Characters by I, Mr . MuNDEN, UNTON, Mr. P ARLEY, • • `r. DAVEN PURT, Mr. JONtS. Mr. HOLLAVD 6 'Miss No itTON,: init`MtS. GIBBS. toxgs gs, ()darSqcooLi:Vncelts. Seco,:ti Price vs.—Upper alety as. . P laces for the B o x es to b e taker. orNlCl3rancion; at the .i `Jiiice, in the i - 13y;:filArket:" --- he Doors. to be opi r -ned at Hall t:tist.five, and begin at 41 . I ' , past 17{'. - " - Those Ladies and Genttenien whe have not yet been able to phiiiir'e.k aces 1:0r the ne•-r.,' grand gel°. Dt•atniit:t era LI "I tit: Extla, are respecttully intortneti.tbattne Piece wtil be rcpcited ~.,1 sato rd.q next. neW Farce, call,: t for Auitiors, having heed iteelye , ! friiutke ur:iyersai approbation and applause, every g tiil It liner qpnce. Do. Ann Turner Huhn Alsop 5.019 1 4 6 t 39 szcb Joseph Smith 76 o S Part of the.Estake in Wirittington . is Copyhold, all the rest are Creeholdi except Hu'rley i situate. about two :inks trona 1.431.61e1d. with navigable Canals near to ninny parts or them'. • • Übe Land-Tax of - the whole is Itedeenied Primed Particulars nay be had of Mr. 'George Wright, of Whittington; . .11e3/ Lichfield (.with whom a Map of the re s,,ective Lots . is !tit, and who will appoint a person to sh e w the LotSl,-"Mr; itartt, • the AuCtitineer ; Mr. Bowman, at Kxocktit Hal!, near Shrewsbury ; also, at the George Inn, Li . chtield; Hen and Chickens, and Castle Inns, Birming fiatit ; Swan, Statinrd; George, Walsall; Red Lion, Wail iiertianiikon; Crown, ikugety; White Hart, BUrton on Trent ; •Swan, Coleshill ; and of Mr. Richard Walter Forbes, Ely-place, London; and Mr. Henry Pocock, Staple inn, London. HOLINGSHEAD, who, 4h:nit the - Yt.lT 1603, resin- et iiruttismo,c, in ille . Collitry Of fyr WeaVvr, tAtt Wit(r at tilar-tirile NV rot I 4 1chesst...,1 there, t& - AL.O Wiit apply Al, ter, to Mr [)ls cl RCA di, il e it tn d ; flea , itrurnsdn,gc< ye, hear - ot s , .,rriet nibs to anirahtlge ;or to per 4 o h wilt f,;ive - itiformgliUn "ut vreseht - resid43nce "Ir• he be tflutdschntly fewarded t . co his trouble. kINGS'coN i NEAR CATsiTERIIVRV. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON I RACT. With immediate Possessiou, His Majesty's CommissiOriers for the All'airS of- Taxes hereby give notice, that strid - Irquiries are now making as to . ' all • Ptoperty so imported or received, and i hy whom ui on whose account ; but being desibus to avoid the indiction of • Penalties, they hereby require that all Persons whoa; Owners or Proprietors, or as Agents or Receiver; of • Profits, or of Property of the description above inentidned, shall 'have ro.. ceival the same in Get at Britain. and who have negleeteil or omitted to comply withthe provisions of the Acts now. re cited, by not delivering full and complete Returns for the currant and any former year for which they may he iri•de- - fault ro the Commissioners of the respedive places übove• stated, according to the directions therein contained, do forth with deliver such Realms, oftretwhe they will be proceeded - against for the renalties incurred by such omission and.de-• lattlt. • „ That the said Commissioners having been informed that several. Estates stand charged with Annuities to Persons re siding in Great Britain, payable out of the Proceed; of the said E sultes,and that it has become a practice to deduct,t he Amount of said A nnuities trout the Estimate of Profits,thereby not only reducing the Income of the 'Proprietor, but concealing the payment of said Annuities, think it necessary to state, that no Annuity or Interest of Money charged on any Estate in his Majesty's Foreign Dominions, ought to be deducted from the Estimate of the Profits, but ought to lie included therein as part of the Profits of the Estate payable to the Annuitants, and that the Proprietors or their Agents, ate respectively 'liable to the Duty to be charged thereon. And that in all cases where, after payment of such Annuities, no profit would remain to be Accounted for by the Proprietors or their Agents, they are bound to return the Amount of such An nuities, anj to he charged for them. in all which cases, the Proprietors or their Agents respectively are to deduct from the respective Annuitants their proportion of the Duty so charged in respect thereof. By Order of the Board. Office for Taxes, ArIATTHE W WINTER, Sec. Nov. 5, *M. . .... put suaiit to an tirder the High Court: :4 (Aunt:cry mad in . T . th v W EAT 14 E. 14 A L E., a Liblitic, HE CREDITORS of the said THOMAS: W EAT ti LL, late of ChiaOside, in the City of . Wh, 1-ib?r,t,4lter, art., lOrthwiih" to come in ,itProve their Dehtp AeforeAle,ner Popham,- Esq. one. atn -- „Nlaters of the /old court, at kis Charnber,..it, t Lhamery in. L:indob ; (Jr , 071..tu ere °t; they ,iro; 11 'be exciuded L ihe e benefit of the said Order. lt • ' • A. POPHAM. • I . l ellop_anti Tooke, S.:licitors to.the Comnnttee • ' No. -A- Capital -FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, with Coach,houses,. Stables, and convenient Offices . of , every des;Jiption, uardens'.uid Pleasure-grounds ' together, with a convenient Farm, house - aur.l about jz Acres of Land nearly adjoining, 'at Kingston, forming a very desirable ltu.' sidence fur a ,enteef amity. Kingston is situate on tilt verge of Barham Downs, about. five nnl..s from Canterbury n the Dover -toad. 'Part olthe Purchase-rn nets May remain mortgage. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Pierce-and . Sandys,' So. licitors. Canterbury ; or of Messrs. Collett' 'Wilnburn P and Collett, Chaueery.:lane. A M "ANI) -NAVY EQUIVAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni ture, Nlattrasses, andliedding complete, are very respect lillly-recogunefuled to Gentlemen, its-beingjhe most portable 1. 11 . d. superior to any others made in Lolltlon ; Marquyes, ''F••ents,..-Tables and Chair's,' oil -irriproVed kinciples ; Sea i c3 t 4l / 2 .Sota Betts, and Chairs, for owl4oard Strip; •Nlusquitto et Furniture, •►lid Patent Btass-scree Bedsteads, for East. '.`'o West Indies, all Foreign Climates, at • MORGAN" and SANI)EItS' • • Patellt Bedstead Manutactory and. Ware- Rooms, • NOS. .16 uud 17, Cath2riliestreet, Strand.. o rgan arid Sanders's Nyvv-inieidcd Imperial Dining 41 : , 1 1! 3 allowed to be the most corriplete and Elegadt Set cd b ut 7s everyet invented, are very portable, pa c kin g i n a hoit en . • • ncnes deep. 13, 0 „ The Fashionable S o fa-B e d an d Chair-Bed Ware mse. Noveinbez Ist, ABoB, was published (dedicated to. Sir George- Beaumont, Dart.) NUMBER J. of ACOLLECTION of • PORTRAITS drawn. from the Lite during toe last fifteen years. Engraved in imitation of tile manner of the original' Drawings, by Wm. Daniel, A. R. A. This Woik will be published every three 'months, in Nu:nbets, eac:ll containing six (leads, price One 'l'o be iiad only . of Mr. Wm. Daniel, No. 9, Cleveland stict, 1 itzroy-squire,.London. This Day in,Btro. price 6s. boards, REMARKS on the 'Fregnency and Fatality of different Diseases, particularly on the prowessive in crease of Consutt . iption, win observutions on the influence of the Seasons on Mortality. WQOLLCOMBE, M.D. Printed foi 'Longman, l-Eirst, Kees,' mid, Orme, Pater. noster-row ; and Rees and Curtis, Plymouth. - RELIGIOUS WORLD. e rt °Sl3Y acid Co. of Stationers' oourt, Ludgate h .street, have th e 4 0 ,, 0ur t o inform theyuhlie they have i t t is i "Y Published an ith . )roved Edition, being thV ' event ?riVt4evi VANS''i ETCH of the DE OM . IN.I. added . T WO RLD ;to which, are Toot.tulystorth of Chris; ; , hronological Table of Ecclesiastical History, from the Tenets of loanna Southcott and the th a li cs n a l l'T ; also an extended Account the Roman Ca. Wni-; many new authentic Illustrations. • - a new engraved Plate of nine Portrait., vie. Armi- Illus, Wicklilfe, Baxter,' Luther, Calvin, Whitfield, Wesley, Penn, anti Winchester, with their BiNraphy.• • *' Tile great number of testimonies in favour of this snilit but singularly encap Volume, would, if 4.:Oileted from the L f terary ioum a l s of th'e last twelve ynrs, make a - large thrisu 414, 0, •i• it.nt proves higtay. gratifying to every well disposed • „ . . ... ... • This Day was .. . lion : published, ln T‘i , o Vols. o. price 34: 3s. in be ar d s , t h e . S e c ond Edl , corrected .4t and cithirged %vim an Introduction; on the jHistory of Britain before the arrival of the ItAnn:,:i., - `HE HISTO RY -of the .ANGLOLSAXQNS. Tit The First Vol containin their . y b elo : ie 'lr Invasion of Britain; utne and their g subsequent HiStOr Hiatory in 4 ;land to the Nnasi .Conquest, including the Life Of - , lll cd. Aiid the ..-Leount of the Se , :lii ., gS and PirateS of the AM irt h. 'rhe ',Second W , ,ine, describing their N , Linne s, clvernrneut, Laws, Poetry, Literature; ReligiOn, and Lan- Zktage .B , St - ikRON TURNER , F.A.S., Printer-1 for Long man , man ' Hurst, - Rees, and Orme, P a ter. 40 ster- ovv - • T.kS-lrgarci Mr. Turoei's W , •rk as a very valuable addi to our U. 4, . 1,..1 , histories; from'hurnerousapd recOndite 3 .. ' UrCCS he has Loileeled nitiLli that isinieresinig and curious, '"vveti:Ci, low h. theiti . .4il ,ers an& the. *tents of. the P. ri ''' ls 4 k 1; ' ' i. 1 " : " Iks cr'hes. Th . ,:re certainly, was i , Lc.,sion foi su c h. )1., at • . , that , ..1 the executi,n oi it leaves no ru.,m to regret "It devolvedon Mr. Turner." Edcic ILev:ov., . . This llay was published, In Three Volumes, t2.ino. price 'Os. 6d. boards, T HE WILD. IRESH, BOY. By the Author of • Montorto Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row. - - - • Of whom may be had, The Fatal Revenge ; or, The Family of Montorio ; in 3 vols. price IL' is. in boards. :-HOLINSHED'S CHRONICLES, COMPLETE. This Day are published, Closely printed in Royal 4tes. in 6 Vols. price tzl. tzs. in boards, r .rHE . CHRONICLES of HOLINSUEP, corn prising the Description alul History of England, scot land, and I reland, with a genial Index to the whole. . Printed for 1. lohnson, F- C. and I. Rivingtun, T. Payne, Wilkie, and Ropinson, Longman. Hurst, Rees, andOrme, - Cadell and Davies, and i'vla%vman. The Chionieles of Holinshed having become- exceedingly Scarce, and from their rarity and value, having always brought a high price whenever they have appeared, for sale, the Booksellers have thought they should perform an accept ableservice to the Public, by reprinting them in a uniform,. handsbine, and modern turip. They submit to the Public this, Edition of a curious and Valuable Chronh2le of ourFliStoty; with a Confi..ent hope, that it will i,ritify both the Historical Student and the:gene.' rat Reader. if it meet with the Reception which they an ticipate, they will be encouraged to select snine,oihers of the, rarest and moat important of our Atieient and re... print them in like manner, for the convenience and gratifica.: win of the PubliC. In the Press, and speedily will be published, printed uni , futility with the iibove, The CHRONICLE of HALL. This Will be succeeded by the Chronicle's - fit Fabian, Graf. ton; - Harding, - 4t w. SPecd, &c, • NhW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, - St. Paul's • Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powd(x and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in consequence of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. per Dozen; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up fur the Army and Navy) may be had for tl. 4s. And as the words "F. Newbery,. No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed will be a sufficient security agains t ounterfeits, his Siva., ture on the Labels will be discontinued. • The following are the Prices of their other Medicines,: Stamp's included ; but those who purchase six, or more, at . a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. s. James's Powder a 9 Dalby's Carminative 9 , Do. ma Bottle - 24 o Dr. A ust i n ' s Chalybeate' • Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills ,- , .4 . 0 Do. large Box - 2,1 o Fre a k e ' s T in et.or nark( 4 o The Antibilious Pills 2 9 Dr. Huxhain's ditto 3 0 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2. 6 Tonic Pills 2 9 Do. Convulsion,Oil z 6 English Coffee - z 9 Ditto Nitre Drops a 6 Carruthers Drops 2 9 Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 Essence of Ginger z 9 Do. Paregoric Lozenges a ai Ditto Peppermint z a Angibaud's Blois ditto t ti Dr. Hooper's Pills . r it Essenceoleoltstbot 3 6 Grant's Drops - a ib Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o lnglish's Scots Pills r Cephalic Snuff - t o Henry's Magnesia - 2 6 lones's Rheum, 'rind. 3 6 Nortou's Drops .- 5 6 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr. Solandcr's Tea a q ‘Vilson's Alterative 4 6 GreenougiVs Tindure Purifying Sweet Cakes 2 3 Do. Tom , " Lozenges 1 N. B. A s man y P ersons mistake the H ouse of Messrs. fourN he t) o r ) 0 ' i rs o f b r s o e m r v e c , hea that p s i i t de i a v t t h h e t E h a e st se End of S in s t c ., r P i b a e u d P on 1 tee Front.," THE ONLY WARF.H(` PR* IA N 1 Ei's• PO W E R." " Sneh men as M. VANST2IN, who from the want of troops of the line { tik:inselves incapable Of op posin4 oar eagles, enecktr;i B e the ektravagant idea of insurreaion en _masse, ought to be seryible of • t he:evils resulting 'from it, anti of the Very inc,onsi derrble obstaeles which'such.a . restinrce can offVto , regular troops. " Inßurgos and the environs„-a quantity of wool, has been found, to the Anibiint of 30 millions; which his . Maiesty tite Empeilorbas ordered-to`l* putt under secitiestralion. All the ZoOi)1 b.elongin"g to Monks, orany other persons Avih)ha;:ejoiip c; ,t the i thorget i ts, will be confiscated and appropriated in the •fik'st nce to the indemnification of the lOsses sustained by tit Fiench ; f.)r even at Madrid, Frenchtn4...n.re -th,':e for *4'} yews, haVe been 'Aitripped of i'heir property. l'hose'Symkiards wbo' have, to their :King were declaretti.;Aile4. • 'Use propeitfpf the' Most v;r; ious and 'enlighteoed minister ASAmix - , of the 'Most able seaman MASSALIEDO, - Rnd of tl'e best .soldier in S p ain O'Fikanri.,; has ix4ii jtublicly Sold. That of CAMPO P'ALANGP,,. re§pcaable'for his virtues, 'his reputation, and nis ~ vealtb,being the owner of 60,001 Merinbs, and having an annual in come of three millions, has become 'the prey of these frantic proceedings : "• _Another measure ordered by the Emperor; is the- confiscation of all English goods and Colonial iioncidte latided in Spain since _the insurredion. Tho therch4nts' of London do very well to send their merchandize to Lisbon, Oporto, and tilt., ports of Spain. The more they send, th& greater the don tribution with which they supply us. " The city of Palencia, governed by a worthy Bishop, has received our troops With kindness. That city suffers none of the evils of 'war., ' •" A virtuous Bishop,, who observes the doarines of the Gospel, and wh o i s inspired with Christian charity, and from w h ose lips flows nothing but honey, is the greatest blessing that Heaven can be stow upon a people; but an ambitious, rancorous, and wicked Prelate, who preaches nothing but in surreaien, disobedience, and disorder, is a monster that God has sent in his wrath to nations to mislead them, by polluting the very fountain of morality. "-In the pris9ns of Burgos arc a great number of Monks, who were . stoned by the peasantry.—. Wretches !' said they to them, it is you that have -plunged us into this gulph of misery -; perhaps we shall never again kehold our unhappy wives and our pour children. Wretches I a rig aeon, God WiIA punish you in Hell for all Me - - calamities you have brought on our faniilies and our County-7i." FOURTH BULLETIN OF "FILE ARMY CF SPAIN. " UrgOS; NUVeMber IS• " His Majesty yesterday reviewed thedivisiou of Marchand. He appointed the most meritorious Offi cers and,Sub-otlicers to.fill the vacant commissions,' and bestowed rewards . upon . the soldiers that had distinguished themselves. His Majesty,was highly pleased with these troops, who hadijtrst arrived, without a halt, from the borders of the Vistula. ,The Duke of E i lchingen has set off from, Burgo;, litripergr reviewed :his Guard this inorrsing upon the plain of BU - rgos. its Majesty afterwards• inspeded : .the divi,ion of Pss9u.v.s, and filled up all the vaealici`e4 in that - ; "Jvents are in pr e p arat i on, an d all is, in prilress. Nothing can succeed in war that not the resultof a well-digested ,plan. Am9ng the, prisoners were some who on • Their buttons au eapie reverse!, ‘vith, tw9fiVfows, and the motto, " io,gie..con • qu x -lor of Prangt."-...'4. BY this; bravastVe easiVrcognise the c 9 antryilien'of'Do:n'c'F:A - ot, • • " 1t wnoll . •be impoSsible to find' N.yb rze ; troops either in the mountains or the pl a i ns. Clownish ignorance, silly conceits, cruelty towards the, weak, and baseness. and (l9Wardie• toward s the stiOng--, st.ich thz,s-.ono "ye have,before u s . Tbo M c , „k 5